Spanish verbs which undergo a stem change when expressed in this tense include the words for "to be worth" and "to fit," "poder" (poh-DARE) and "caber," (cah-BEAR) which change in the first person singular to "yo podre" (poh-DRAY) and "yo cabre," (cah-BRAY) respectively. The general pattern for forming this Spanish tense is to add "e," "a-s," "a," "e-m-o-s," "e-i-s," or "a-n" directly to the infinitive. For 10 points, giv
Spanish verbs which undergo a stem change when expressed in this tense include the words for "to be worth" and "to fit," "poder" (poh-DARE) and "caber," (cah-BEAR) which change in the first person singular to "yo podre" (poh-DRAY) and "yo cabre," (cah-BRAY) respectively. The general pattern for forming this Spanish tense is to add "e," "a-s," "a," "e-m-o-s," "e-i-s," or "a-n" directly to the infinitive. For 10 points, give this tense, used in such Spanish sentences as "yo cazare animals grandes," (YO cah-za-RAY ah-nee-MAH-lais GRAHN-dais) meaning "I will hunt big game."
Spanish verbs which undergo a stem change when expressed in this tense include the words for "to be worth" and "to fit," "poder" (poh-DARE) and "caber," (cah-BEAR) which change in the first person singular to "yo podre" (poh-DRAY) and "yo cabre," (cah-BRAY) respectively.
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